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Alice Franks
“There are numerous roles in this industry whether you like solving problems, are really creative, or love working within a multi-skilled team. You will fit in perfectly”
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Jennifer Camilletti
“It’s important to raise awareness within young women to break down the misconceptions that science and engineering is a male-only industry”
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Rand Jasim
“After all the hard work and dedication you put into a project, you have something tangible to show for your efforts that everyone can physically see”
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Ottavia Rispoli
“The creativity of an engineer is never going to be replaceable, it’s everywhere – your iPhone, car, the underground, video camera, as well as the building you are sitting in”
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Juliet Harshaw
“International Women in Engineering Day is so important because it’s a day where we can reach out to young women around the world to show them what engineering is and how you can be involved”
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Emily Wingrove
“There is no reason a woman should ever hesitate to take a career in engineering because the industry is an evolving, exciting and inclusive sector for everyone to work in”
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Michael Owen
“I gained a greater appreciation of Japan and its culture”
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Lauren Hutchings
“Being a part of this team has definitely helped me grow into a better, more confident person”
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Anna Hozner
“I joined Waterman’s Building Services team in Manchester after completing my Master’s degree in Poland at the end of 2013”
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Monika Modzelewska
“I graduated from Warsaw University of Technology, Poland, in 2015 and it was whilst studying for my Master’s degree in Environmental Engineering that I started working for Waterman in their Warsaw office”
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Gregor Gillanders
“My academic interests were always towards maths and design, I even made applications to study Engineering at University before deciding to pursue a full-time sporting career”
